Stefan Wallner

Stefan Wallner studied at the Technical University of Munich and graduated with a Diploma in techno-mathematics. He was research associate at the Institute of Geodesy and Navigation at the Federal Armed Forces Germany in Munich from 2003 to 2010.

Since 2010 he has been working as a GNSS system analysis engineer at the European Space Agency/ESTEC in Noordwijk, The Netherlands, in the field of Galileo evolution, GNSS standardization, and RNSS compatibility.

His main topics of interests can be denoted as GNSS spreading codes, the signal structure of Galileo, and RF compatibility of GNSS.

Stefan Wallner

Codes: The PRN Family Grows Again

Wavelets and Notch Filtering

A Search for Spectrum: GNSS Signals in S-Band, Part II

A Search for Spectrum

Ready to Navigate!

Architecture for a Future C-Band/L-band GNSS Mission, Part 2

Architecture for a Future C-Band/L-Band GNSS

Authenticating GNSS: Proofs against Spoofs, Part 2

The MBOC Modulation

Authenticating GNSS: Proofs against Spoofs, Part 1

Envisioning a Future: GNSS System of Systems, Part 3

Envisioning a Future: GNSS System of Systems, Part 2

Envisioning a Future: GNSS System of Systems, Part 1

The Galileo Code and Others

MBOC: The New Optimized Spreading Modulation

Platforms for a Future GNSS Receiver